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Extremes.
f0bast Lowest,

cHICoRY.sale' have heen made Of Barry and Reynolds
man 6se6iaci Hanswadts and Francks Paper Chicory.
CoCoAaouiet bat we'll held.
DkUGS-A generally light movement but values wen
F6RErGN FRuIrs-ouiet and without other feature.
FrsH-Mackerel and Cod hrn Herring quiet.
N SS2 ss to-day srecS r MIL RFar
Ssscs shppcr' and obcrs took fair SHsnity, Of sgns
ss COO SS II sSsp"s S S T S in ya
. 81 as! o. 500 SDl sOss5 90 and g IS FOR
Fancy 700 bbls supernne g. 7osss 80 latter Tor
%I@sr Viz, scsss oi9o SSs SH.s':,s
Patent Included in inc 100 hbls for EXPORT
g So SsS @ .0s So E'9S o
a na'F 8 So sS' 600 90 10 Extra %s'
s, 90 co.%C1 Fsr rsra ono g lSss 6o g so q
$50 90 cls,r 8 eosst ." I've Mis,nrs - sSss. 25
IS 50 81 So It Loa, Common TO Fr extra s. ssS 90
i dS e. Patent s. aS an So @S s ysr' Is ac
81 70 c d,o m S5 Tais aS
nnchanse sales $50 bSs Common 90 70 Far E1t sv z.
fLoUR-sieady and moderately active sales $50 ohls
Ss ss' 10 coRSMEAL~Dui yellow Western qao.sd
4 IeSf2 4, suf 15nnsS 81 7sss
sKAiN-wnhAT-Cash grades are higher by ,aeic per
Tgs " rsnc y c@ Witch G
amonn to more than "a &C. losing At about me best rates
338 coo bushels spot including No Northern yIao5 JlGc
Delivered SO Hart at gChc delivered unsTaded Rel
vator ri q &C. delivered e0N 9UNcL b. No Red
gsic No White 81 iqoi No Red February s91 eSofc.
closing at 9Us; do March gOd9O &C. closing az 90 'c do
Apr yl agl fc closing at lie; DO May. y 92Ssc clos
ing Al o. C.: June. 90 G93igc closing u - Sc;
Ia July 9JAa0ii@c. closing at ~ Lei do August o390
closing at % yc. do Scpember 10 2Hv3 g, closing
AZ af DO October 95 o6'.r. closing N H6'c do No
MEMBER closing do D-ceubcr % 90 &C. closing AZ
ps i,r RYE Frm and quiet Western 30 051c; Canada.
~ GDr. stat 5sdtOisc .BAkLEY-Dnll and weak
HARLEY MALT-puil and nominal. go. -CORS-tash lots
are ~ amt prices show decided chang. Trading Ia
MIR. moderate options advanced trnc aud closed nrn
Speculation - qni"i"r sales hns
snfmrc bushels spot including Ungrado Mred
AZ a t-c g. dci.vcrtS steamer f70tItc Ele
x.tor a. ,c delivered No. 2 +slsc. IN elevators ~ 20 de-
fsit 'sc closing AZ fSS, do.
March closing NJ $50. do April. 49, ts'-c;
cIonr AT &C. May 400 9lsc, closing at ibi4c; do.
closing at ipc.-.. OATsSpot lots are
tribe better trading moderately active. The options
advanced Ac leading Ia Moderate business oslng az
sae+r0OOO bushels future. lOsVoo bushels
spot ineiuing No tat - &c; 10 White SStc No = rs rs
sc. White To-. 81 9i2ci white state S.G l9c NO Feb
closing 85c do April. 3s9 IS Nc closing a. :, &C. DO
MAY asa 35Ac closing At 30 SCI do June. rs 30 &c.
at b FEEDStssiy and QUIET ~ . 9uI
ejc 50 ~ s5c; 100 70, 20 Doc sharps. 20 6sl
Rye Feed SOC.
walkers Private Daily Circular. February Is. 1897 New.
York
The United Kingdoms SIMPLY Of foreign whea, and aour
plus wheat delivered from september 1856 10
February IL, 1887
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The highest cash prices a. folowH-wheai-No !
No 80 90. .oats-No 23'.c ;kys-No b4e 80.
Timothy 81 80 Mess Pork-slt 81 LGr-s6 % .-.:
short Rb Sides loose 81 - = Dry sae shoulders Goie'
per gallon .sugar-tut Loaf 10. Grannated . -
STANDARD a. io aT, Tp 600 Sns
Rye 5000 ous Barley 5000 snsn ne & snn
oats $1,000 bush Rye looo BUSH Barley VOoo
ontho Produce EIchsare o,i,y tho Bat,,r market wa,
' ~sas .clon ,or ftesn. -'' '"'''
c,sc,xx,r Fc, 14-Fionr oulet Family s345s
8 81 aSsT Sa 300 @
MIei So'.e... rye nrm-Ne 2 At SOC Pork s er@
At "a r. a,a sssea, % 90 or sI@ shSr
clear - Is Bntter strong choice barry Roll 80
pscx,n. @ Hn,ener % ~ - 10 iseepts 1900 6e
ss ansn.S 'I Is 900 neaa - -
DETROIT Feb ls.-whea,-So White ca.h 81 ~; cash ,
May STE. Corni7' PC oa,s- 20 z ga No MITE
Wheat $500 push Corn 1900 Oa'h. oal. 300 BUSH
7ba March fs 7S Mas sIs s
80 10 .OAt- .!eaiy: 30 White 3ic rye hishsr
steady. Pors-ieN -. 30 Nav ga ts 5sri1ts.
eccpsflOur li2 bHs weeai $40 Du, Gn a,s
oasn nrey o,iIo OusrL
M1 ag'' a. a s. oats steady. No White 2Je
5S SC h-sev arm at 81 H.. Keceipts-Ccrn ll00O
su.s Oats ISoeS ss'9 I rye DT.n
. . s., ,,, ,,, -, -
No western am Ienns'N my
do DO de- hzua = dsS - i'nnS, -
- 10 iar = az - a. % ID
fay - ~ I.n, Clear a. Oh a % do -tfaght - 25 a.
- - ~s' ~ % so,'iar, fno. clear Ot Il "a, ,
- oU ~ L ~ "a 70 Winter Wheat Patent - 81 a. IS
70 - 49, al M - II ~ do al, sr.ight "A "a
Mhnr mnne-ots ratentS roc TO- choice - 90as - iO
az, W" , 'a,,s - 90 I'VE uour 80 Oo for choice
40 40 nour ~ 75Ssi - per 100 n for
.a, ,,rd.r strr Ter cab % and IA or hot
heat &c &c but yery in on 20 trado
''i M AM, ,i.,uan nd for -po lois light No
on slrs ~, 40 March ,a, e,,I,c do
Red FeVr'M ~, s1TY'o~ 40 for Nav 81 sagSc ~
i 4y. n le.v no Pennsviv MA % &c corn-specn.
y n"rsct i1 but NO pressure To sol and prices ruled
,,v rnd,rt. uuuiry from shppcrs bur local trade
ssnd for spot Ios hight; sales 30 Mixed on North
Ioea1.ey; No. ; IN gram DEPOT zoe; 30 Mned
Tor February fo1 y" % 0at,'snot lots
~ ,o,,, hcIj .ud,r nm r,reiut. sale,
Gun ~ i, r, ho -ira~e .,7c M While ouotsd
10 i'' par .i, a. e sctci Vii IA gic F,Iuf.s
90 a % - ~" - uh,,a SEMINARY 40 ps7e March 3bs.
ay7c. Ami 311Ss g.: May 81 .03I g..
unchanged Larry koso 90 GD2c iar To Good
50 aJsc choice. o3 Doc: dG ar 10 Cool
choice 5J 05c dO Far To Good @o 9uc
ueprons choice b5d6sc.. do. Far 10 Good ooa oSe-
Mammoth Pearl choice 539j5c.. Far TO Good
4ha,Oc; Peerless. a. 10 ouanty. * o3c-
Prvslsions hrI. beef. city FANNY sioOO 9sloSo 90
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STAINED.

0eod Ordinary. 6Ol1 low NiIlltny a1-ID
STOOD Or il1.rv Ia Midilna ..-........ 15l6
Trading In future deliveries exceedingly light The
market opened at fractional and with light In
terror movement and port falling below early est
mates closed firm at advance 4d5 points for the day.
Sales, %, 600 bales.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riucr, Vessels and Railroads,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERTAI-A quiet and easy market.
CoFFEEBraxi styles were quiet but steadily held at 40
for lair spot invoIres Sales 500 at lake Mild
CROWNS quiet Future deliveries again active First
eo.s an advance Of 10 point ana the market
the day M follows: February. l2456i2.50. March.
~ Sogi2s9 April. l23ooi235, May $1,000 1875; June.
lL3Od i23o july. 12.30d 1898; August 1890 61233
scptember 1898 a 24O, October I23b9l24O; Novem:
bags. 5000
CoTToN-Dul in all directions Tho market for spot lots
was not changed Sales 447 bales 24 last evening" All OF
which were for consumption The receipts were s76s
comparing with 10 800 baos this dav last week and
ls43 bales this day last year September the total
port receipts have been 4GS 1877 bales against 4395077
bales Tor the same period last year.
Quotation based standard classification
are IA Ollows
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ROSTON WOOL MARK Ell.

BOSTON Feb la-Market dull for all kinds OF WOOL dne
saes Of the week amounted 10 only l6635O0 ID Fine woos
sell. but medium about steady
OF OHIO and Iennsy heeoes at s3c or
X, 34431c for Xxx, and ibc Tor No l. Michigan woo.
sells at s2c Combing and DelaIne neeces dull MsnFn
Fine Delano has been sold "a dJi aud Ohio AT 30 d3I
Territory onere freely and rule In buyers avor
Medium and eghts sold al 23G &C. and line Al ~
23c. Nothing doing Texas wool California wool quio
Oregon wool IN lair demand with sales Of good Eastern
2O122c heavy Eastern liza isc, and Valley az ee.
Pulled woods steady. with sales OF choice super AT
good 81 SOC pulled al 81 o%
Australian wool sold moderate ut so 63I iheo
movement OF consequence other foreign wool
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Total ~ 9s4 ISL 1868 SO So ~ us % 1872 "a 81 0Gd922
Eq bu 7syO l9Os0 - G3 Ss l7a 49, IA V2 OJ0922

Total 2s0sl 1865 1856 SO ~ y 20 1872 "a 81 0G6 g22
Eo bn a. 7gssyO 0Os5 G3 7S - 49, IA O2 OJ0922
exports OF wheat and wheat hour on bushels OF sheet
on casnde es s e pSe 81 ron ss5 bushels
ISL Us 8si cusics 1883 l75S O3 bushels Total four
Ss sss The qS.niiy Of Wheat o
United Kingdom on Fob ~ lss was equal ~ 900
or 900 bushels than The stocks in
than U On s kSde@ S Sn have been only slightly
The crop ne. OF o Sef e.n as CP S%h
TOOL manufacture OF which - "a bushels or about
consumption 81 population Of the United King
s ,or "o1 being deiucted leaves remainder 542 i56
bushels Of foreign What and S" which to De RGTe on In ,s
have imported rom sept to february lss6 SCI TO
continent make, less EXPORTS average az above SO l5o
Ps'Hs sSs Han3 s S S na be
and s am qs soS@nsd for r%
large are above tho average this season
HEMP AND JUTE-Dull and unchanged; ,,
stock SS in demand aud steady River
Hay q Hay are quite Sas. n SmS
mlei. s. seoc shipping 5oeo5c straw quiet LOnT Rye
ri ;fs With mt Change or A@sreanNew
T Tsa sA'S Good ISL 6%' % Ss
isiSc DO Medium 9eioe rae,ne s,o Coast S crop
do iss5 Prime, "a loo Foreign Bayarans ant
n IS. a%sr srss sc o. tssi sc 4'' ' ~
LEATHER-seIlng fairly for export a. previous quota
uSMoLAssEs-saos carsoes boiling at I90i9hc. market
%siEfALs-Tin- but fully steady, closing at 224S9
Ns ss% Yt at &C. sss.
and steady a. ioa Sae az bs
"a npr isr] "Homna ABE. lid
NAVAL sroREssprs iu and easy at s9c Tor meT ;
s. q t. e. ~ g. 81 g l & 3 % g. !" So 40
,sa, vaas h ss%sss S sSnn Gs
% Whit. sS%%sf y'' oson isf IaI
c Cod dSmese ~ 9SIe foreign 90 nr,en ss bSe
n ' Sssso sIG sa Sperm sru
wmts. eleaoho wn.e Soc ns.ars sprnE Ioc
Cs.sss son sRns ac sS natural winter 81 Osahod
winter. 80 040c.; extra bleached Al a42c
s ssScr more or ss Ssh
a. los sns. Sd :,d nsS
iS Ss O" oil cake 1b 2os bacon
5s: s .,ss a:so~ ;':s
Quotations, Flon1 iss 3d. Ssepn 20 COP
steam $4,000 bush gram Zoo S.
Cork 3rs ana from ono ioooS ora 81
or EAmSats ne pegnsmbuco hence
Norwegian bark 10000 retasd sic Continent
hence de%iS S1s S1Sq SHs %s R
ssvs ss D.i:sii
81 Sas 1o ssSons from os
q Philadelphia: ssI sysS s fsrSsu D sHsA SHIP
irIa sa 4.as n SgsSss
I.I ss% y rs
and si2 ssi2 50 Tor Extra Prime BE india Ms.. sis
:s EI q Meas. ss s IS @
ar MExrsar sss wsi s sustained %
aud eonsings. steady in Mod
ssssS ww saisa. Lsoo Picked sa'ader'' '~@' law
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Said Aaron TO Moses


Aaron must have been catarrh Inc oospe
ration which caarrh PRODUCES 10 often SUFFICIENT 70 AZ
people and do many things and many continue su
eIinx just a. no such cure Dr. hsscs CAarrn hey
existed IL the simplest 10 the uoss
3D. conse quences eaarrh. person
by Dr. skge's Hemcdy wall not be apLo
IL the membranes heaitnJ
An stfone. ny druggstA
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l99.397 Iuc. 87.0I2
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON Feb ls-l2;so m-consols 100 1 Ss,d ror
both and the account Atlantic and Oreat western
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 4t' do second
Mortgage, -; Canadian Pacific G13; Erie 81 DO SEQ
ond ConsoIs lOOL; St Paul Common. 922: New-York
Central 1I5L; Pennsylvania 567s Reading. 1872 - -
Paris avces quoe Three Per Cent Renes ct 10 rancs
cenmes for the $500. A..
D. m-Consols 100 ID 10 for money and 1907 TOT inc
account; Atlantic Western First M0rtgage
Trustees Certificates. +2 Mexican Ordinary. Ola; b.
Pani Common 921t-
The Of bullion gone into the Bank Of England on
balance to-day 10 $4,000
43O m,Paris advces quote Three Cent RentcS ~
7s francs 40 confines for tho account
The staten OF the Imperial Bank Of Germany SHOWS IN
increase In Of IL 040 900 marks
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ct Don't Kuow What ALA Me-"

Gays many sufferer have tho blues frighhuly am
troubled headache dizziness have lost my appe
site there is bad taste In NY mouth eonsianty ,an
the matter with met" We viii tell you you arc bilious
Oct bottle of Dr. Piercea Golden Medical Discovesy,
faithfully, aud ysa viii soon bs new man Again. AL
aruggtsts have it.
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Calvary Baptist Church, Msst e7thsS oe.vesi m snd
7,A6 .. N. Sunday school g. xtH fray~'"s
ana Friday, An are cordially hvateds
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SALEsAT THE OONsOLiDA TED sTOCK AND PE1Ro-
LEUa EXCHANGE
sJOCRa
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The Military Companies.

81. Q. Condo, of the l. L. l., has gone to Cincinnati
Capt. A. H. Dougal, of Fort Wayne paid the Light
Artillery visit last Monday night.
good many of the old members of the I. T. I. will
be in the team for the Washington drill.
The Emmett Guards made fine appearance last
Thursday, having full company in line.
The Light Artillery will be accompanied by num-
Der OF honorary members on the trip to Washington.
Harry Brown of the Indiadapolis Rides. has gone
to Chicago for few weeks to gather information
from the military companies there
Col. Will J. McKee, of the l. L. T. who has been
away from the city travelling for the benefit of his
health is expected home this week.
The Emmett Guards have had very successful
to purchase new uniform. The entertainment will
As many members of the I. L. I. wish to enter for
the individual prize drill at Washington colnpeti-
tive drill will be held from which the two best drilled
two representatives.
The Alpha of the Richardson Rifles was organ
lied last Tuesday night the object being mutual
bers are Charles Lee. Charles Cossler Frank L. Wat
son, Will s. Lackman and VIII James.
The L. l.. A. commenced platoon practice drills in
campment and will drill three times week from now
on. There has been q platoon drill by any
militia company at any encampment. It is something
entirely it requires the piece to be horsed and
the officers mounted. The War Department will
furnish the pieces cassons horses and drivers at the
encampment, and among thirteen competing batteries
the l. II. A. expects to take the lead.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-20

Rose Kingsley, in Wide Awake.
Let me tell you how we were Taught to help
those who helped US in our dear old home at Ev-
ersley Rectory.
or course in busy house, where every one
has their work to do the servants cannot be
fulness in little things. But there is the seventh
day, when the children have no lessons to do.
This was what we were taught to look upon as
the helpers" day of rest, as far as could
make it so.
In the morning breakfast was earlier than
usual. While we were breakfastiHg the maids
were emptyine our baths, for they were too
heavy for us children. As soon as breakfast was
over we trotted off 20 our rooms, made the beds
folded up and put away all our clothes busted
and in fact put things straight all around. Then
we ran down to the dinIng-room and laid the
table for dinner and capital buffers we all be
came, l assure you. By these means the maids
were all ready in their nice Sunday dresses to 60
to church with us all at II.
II Dinner on Sunday-no matter who was with
us-was at o'clock instead of Z. This was the
only hot meal in the day. No cooking done
after l o'clock, our supper was cold. At both
| and waited at table. / laugh now when
| think OF the faces of horror of learned men
| or gallant soldiers who had come down
| to spend Sunday in the dear old rectory;
| or ridden over from Sandhurst or Aldershot
| to the morning service. The agonies they went
| through at being waited on by the daughters of
| the house! The struggles they made to be al
| resigned submission when quietly told by their
! host "It is the way of the housew That was
! how We were made to help the faithful and de-
| voteo servants who spent their lives in helping
| US. 1t was not much. But it gave them an al
most free Sunday.
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Tho Building Associations.

There has been large demand for money for
building purposes the past week.
A certain contractor thinks that fully half of the
dwelling houses being put up erected by building
association money.
The Elks' Association is prospering beyond the ex-
pectation of those who founded it. There is de-
mand for more money than the treasury spare
The small towns are deriving great benefit from
building associations. One recently organized at
Castleton, this county has had very suspicious be-
ginning
The Hoosers will issue sixth series of stock May
2 The pass-books ready for distribution.
The association is prosperous and has nearly all
its money loaned at and per cent. premium.
There seems to be disposition to put up the pre-
MUM rate because there is big demand for money.
The associations that do this will probably have some
difficulty in disposing of their means when q lu &C.
The stockholders of Prospect Association held a
meeting at the hardware store of Brown e. Ferguson,
Shelby street, last evening, and adopted
sary amendments to their bylaws. The association
is having a season Of unusual prosperity.
case is to be called in Superior Court No. O. this
week that will be of considerable interest to persons
interested in associations. The point involved is the
liability of secretary who, his responsibility
placed an associations money in bank that after.
ward failed.
Among the most prosperous associations in the city
the Jeffersons and 2 on South Meridian street,
of which Mr. Steinhauer is secretary Jefferson No.
met with such success that the citizens IN that
munty determined to perpetuate the name
According to the law enacted by the recent
General Assembly, associations must furnish the
county auditor with the amount of money on hand
April L. Heretofore a tax has been levied on the
$500. 900 from the tax duplicate in this city and
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The Labor ORGANIZATIONS.

The charter for the StateK of L. Assembly will be
received some time this week.
G. A. Power. Of Terre Haute is about TO resume
the publication of the National Union SoldierLabor
Advocate in this city.
Lady kim Assembly viii give social and dance on
Friday evening April Is, at the assemblyroom, cor
ner Noble and Market streets.
The Westside Fuel aud Supply Company is X. of
Ia. cooperative venture that started the past
week. It is meeting with success.
The iourneymen carpenters have determined to
stand by the nne-hour system. and the bosses will
probably not insist on them working longer.
mass-meeting of workingraen under the auspices
OF the English speaking section of the Socialists will
be held at Workingmeus Hall on next Sunday after
noon.
The BARRIERS assembly is pushing its boycott
against shops that refuse to go into the assembly.
There only ten twelve shops not represented in
the order.
There is still considerable stock of the Womens CO.
operative Overall Company to be had and effort is
being made to have the labor organizations that have
not done subscribe. The enterprise is paying a
good premium.
A cooperative boot and shoe enterprise il being
pushed in North Indianapolis At meeting of the
labor representatives held last Monday night, a
committee appointed to confer and formulate
plans for organization and to open books for sub
scrptons of stock. The committee consists of j. E..
Fitch, j. w. Cruise Richard buddy William Meyers.
Moses Smith and ]. H. Weaver
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quiet, sales, 16,5oo bags: March, 12.7oc; April
12.75c; May, 12.7O012S0c; June. IL. SOC; July.
12.SOD12.S5c August, 1880; October, IL. 9Oc
December 1900 2.95c; February. 1295c. Sugar
quiet and unchanged.
Rosin dull.
Eggs firm and in fair inquiry; receipts 47S3 pack
ages Western 16la016Ac.
Pork fairly active and firm; mess quoted at SIS. %
G1575 for old; SIG so for Cut meats firm
and quiet. Lard opened shade lower closing trife
better; Western stea n. spot, quoted at 5O07 55c
April, 7.5007.51c; May. 7.5507.59s; June, 7.65c;
August; 7.74c; city steam, 1900.
Butter dull and unchanged. Cheese firm but quiet
Copper weak; lake. 10la0106sc. Lead dull; COM
mon, 4404sse.
CHICAGO, March 19.-Trading in wheat was quiet
and during most of the session the market dragged
quite heavily. The clearances from three Atlantic
ports aggregated 539 900 bushels which held the
market firm and there advance of l20 5sc near
the close reported export buying at the seaboard
The receipts again showed increase, aggregating
$50 600 bushels at eleven points. It estimated
that the visible supply would show decrease
OF nearly two millions bushels. May delivery
opened shade easier at 807sc fell off to SOosc, raj
lied to 81 &c. and closed at nearly outside figures
Corn was quiet and weak. The offerings were fairly
large and caused May to decline to 391sc with pos
sibly few trades shade lower; rallied trfe and
closed the same yesterday. Oats were dull and
featurless, while pork unchanged. Lard
was quiet at about former prices Short ribs were
shade frner, but closed at yesterday figures The
leading futures ranged as follows:
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Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK March 19.--Flour-Receipts 10 $50
.brs and sacksexports 6.5l1, brls and 1.O76 sacks
Market steady and moderately active Sales, Ia 500
brs. Common to choice white wheat Western extra
@4.5005.45; fancy Western, 81. sO05.25.
Wheat-Receipts 1873, $50 bu; exports, 282 O53 bu
spot generally steady with moderate export bust
aess options opened 40ssc lower. later ruled
stronger and advanced A0Ac, closing steady. Spec
0ation moro moderate sales. A, GA 600 bu futures
244 600 bu spot. Ne. 2 spring. nominal 92lac
ungraded red 91094c: No. 8 red, 9Oc; No. 2 red go
Elevator. 9lSs191se Q. b.: ss,ao delvered
t02c: No March, nominal 81 l4c April 81 sac 7sc
4lSsing at g Sc May. 90 11-16 092aac closing at
@ossc, June, 9i3s091 Tee, closing at 81 asc; july,
01ll 690Ac closing at 90osc; August, 9O09Olaci
PIE; October. 91a 0924c. closing at 92i4c Novern-
her. 93A093lac closing at 3l4c; December, 9440
947sc closing at 94Ssc January, 95ss095 aac clos
1nR at 95ssc May, 994c0$1, closing at 99Ssc.
Corn-Spat la0i lac lower, closing steady Trade
moderate. Options opened '40asc lower. closed
steady, decline recovered. Receipts 81 400 bu; ex-
ports. SO, $50 bu; sales. 400 600 bu futures and
154. 600 bu spot Ungraded. 473aD49aac; No g.:
47ac. distilling 33&c steamer. 47l9047slc
elevator. 49c delivered; No: 2 4s04s1ec elevator
2. March, 4Sisc; closing at 4slec; April 4sas0
<Si2c. closing at 4Sl9c May. 4Sos14S34c, closing
ct 484ac: June, 48a 04s7sc, closing at 4S7sc; July
404c; closing at 49atc.
Oats is "a isc lower and moderately active. Receipts
$4,000 bu; exports. 36l blu; sales 275,OOO blu
futures and LOO, 600 bu spot; mixed Western, IS a
BE, white Western 37042c.
Hay quiet and unchanged.
Hops quiet and weak
Coaes-spot fair Rio frmi options stronger but